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New Zealand law permits 'low risk' designer drugs

Under proposed legislation, suppliers can sell new recreational drugs in New Zealand if they can show that they carry a "low risk of harm"

News

Kew lays on a feast of fruit and veg for eyes and mind

Life

Kew lays on a feast of fruit and veg for eyes and mind

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Life

Mind-reading monkey brains look similar to ours

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The hunt for the world's most wanted vaccines

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The hunt for the world's most wanted vaccines

Careers

How should we write about the body?

Life

How should we write about the body?

Books & Arts

Exhibition blurs boundary between you and your objects

Life

Exhibition blurs boundary between you and your objects

Books & Arts

Augmented reality brings dinosaurs and planets to life

Technology

Augmented reality brings dinosaurs and planets to life

News

Artworks highlight legal debate over 'abandoned' DNA

Life

Artworks highlight legal debate over 'abandoned' DNA

News

Sublime images to inspire an off-Earth generation

Space

Sublime images to inspire an off-Earth generation

Books & Arts

What gives the human mind its edge?

Life

What gives the human mind its edge?

In The Human Spark: The science of human development, psychologist Jerome Kagan examines what it is to be human – and draws controversial conclusions

Books & Arts

Earth

How the cold war spawned the environmental movement

Books & Arts

Life

Is this the ancestor of all primates?

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Life

Our earliest primate cousin discovered in Asia

News

Earth

Sunflower mirrors power California's desert farm

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